Blue Springs High School - Campus Cadence Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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WAITING. Wes Miller waits in line to accept his diploma from Mr. Chuck Colovin, Board president. says nt all PREPARATIONS. Debbie Vaughan straightens her tassle before the FILDS Auditorium ceremony. LONG ROAD. Ellen McKee reflects on her past three years' achievements. ON HER WAY. Kathy Schuler walks across the stage to receive her diploma. ASSISTANCE. Mrs. Mary Jones helps Nicki Loman. AFS student from Austria. Ron Cassel, Student Senate president. was the official speaker at the exercises. The remaining traditions con- nected with commencement were continued. Baccalaureate preceded the Tuesday, Nlay 18 commence- ment exercises. The 294 members of the senior class recorded themselves as the largest class in history. Commencement-37

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l l l Beatle-'nies Curriculum guides have made a return to the basics. Last year Sophomore English returned as a require- ment. Next year Junior English will be offered and sophomores will be required to take a full year course in history. While interest in basic courses is returning, academic-oriented clubs suf- fered from a lack of student involvement and interest. Other clubs also found in- terest iwaning as Business Club officially folded: Girls' Athletic Association and Future Teachers of America struggled: and B-Club was non-existent. With new sponsors taking over the reigns of leadership in some areas next year. perhaps greater student in- volvement will result. Maybe optimistically. we're just at an in-between stage. QUICK CONFERENCE. Mr. Norm Micheletti gives some student assistance before classes begin. Theme Development-39